The Money with Katie Show Stocks Are at All-Time Highs. What Does That Mean for Your Investing Strategy?
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Dec 9, 2024 Join in on a lively discussion about whether it's wise to invest amid market highs or wait for a downturn. Explore the pros and cons of lump sum investing versus dollar cost averaging, plus ethical investing dilemmas around military stocks and privatized prisons. The hosts break down how to align your investments with personal values while shedding light on toxic job cultures disguised as 'work-life integration.' This episode is packed with insights to help you navigate your financial journey!
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Start Investing Now
- Invest as soon as you have extra cash, especially for long-term goals like retirement.
- Don't try to time the market, as predicting its movements is difficult.
Market Timing is Difficult
- Headlines about overvalued markets are constant, even preceding years of strong returns.
- The market has historically gone up more than down, making long-term growth likely.
Investing in 2000
- $10,000 invested in 2000, before major market crashes, would be worth over $62,000 today.
- This demonstrates the power of long-term investing despite short-term market volatility.